Film Commission Poland is a non-profit organization established in 2012 in order both to improve recognition of Poland and its regions as stunning film locations and to put the potential of the Polish audiovisual sector to effective use. Film Commission Poland is a one-stop resource of information for the representatives of Polish and foreign film industry involved in the production of film, television, documentary, and animation projects. It runs a comprehensive database of film locations in Poland and information concerning Polish film industry, and it is ready to answer the inquiries regarding Poland's resources.

Krakow Film Commission, operating within the Krakow Festival Office, offers producers support and assistance in the area of film production in Krakow and Malopolska. It supports film production by assisting its partners in obtaining all required permits and facilitates access to public locations throughout the region. It coordinates contacts with local offices, the police, the city guard, the fire brigade, and emergency medical services. Procedures elaborated by the Krakow Festival Office enable the production to proceed swiftly at the fastest possible time. Krakow Film Commission also assists partners at earlier stages, such as finding appropriate filming locations, which is facilitated by an extensive database presenting several hundred attractive shooting locations throughout the entire Malopolska region. It also works to make buildings all over the city accessible to film crews. Partners can refer to a regularly updated database of specialists in film and television production, as well as experienced companies active in the field.

Lodz Film Commission was established in 2009 as the first such organisation in Poland, the second - after the Lodz Film Fund established two years earlier - step towards the implementation of the film policy of the City of Lodz. It is a close-knit team of cinema enthusiasts, committed to their work. The Lodz Film Commission provides comprehensive and professional assistance to producers of feature films, documentaries and animations, as well as television programmes, commercials, video clips, corporate films, computer games and all other forms of audiovisual production. Each project receives full support and a dedicated employee who holds the function of a certain "liaison" on the production-city line. The Lodz Film Commission is also the operator of the Lodz Film Fund from which a producer may receive a subsidy for a feature film, documentary or animation.

The tasks of the Lodz Film Commission also include the construction of film production support tools, such as the LFC discount card, reductions of prices for the occupation of roadway or databases: filming locations and film industry specialists, as well as provision of information about all resources required by a producer for efficient and problem-free execution of a project. Moreover, the Lodz Film Commission promotes the potential and openness of Lodz and the region to the film industry, actively participating in the promotion of Poland as an attractive location for international film productions.

Lodz Film Commission is a member of the Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI), regional sections of film funds in the National Chamber of Audiovisual Producers and cooperates with Polish Film Commission.

Mazovia Warsaw Film Commission is a regional, free service that supports domestic and foreign film crews interested in shooting in Warsaw, Plock, Radom, Ciechanow Ostroleka, Zyrardow, and Pultusk.

Should you be making a film and searching for a location with a coal mine in the centre of a city, historical town houses, beautiful landscapes with mountains, lakes and a palace in the background, all situated not too far from one another, come to the Silesian Voivodeship and start cooperation with the only regional film commission in Poland - the Silesia Film Commission.

Wroclaw Film Commission is a regional film commission supporting companies and individuals interested in making films and tv programs in Wroclaw and Lower Silesia region by: searching for attractive locations, assisting in obtaining shooting permits and contact with local offices and film industry. WFC operates in the structure of Odra-Film, a culture institution of Self-government of Lower Silesia.

As a region Lower Silesia can offer English speaking professionals, full production service and equipment and unique shooting locations like: mountains, waterfalls and forests ("The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian", 2008, by Andrew Adams, shot in Szklarska Poreba/Kamienczyk Waterfall and Kudowa Zdroj/Table Mountains or "Game Count", 2016, by Agnieszka Holland, shot in Klodzko Valley), historical cities with diverse architecture (Oscar Winner "Character", 1997, by Mike van Diem or "Bridge of Spies", 2015, by Steven Spielberg - both shot in Wroclaw), a lot of old castles and palaces ("The Valley of the Gods", 2016, by Lech Majewski, Ksiaz and Czocha Castles) and much more.